Market Speculation Theory

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Series "Trading Philosophy"……13

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Crows on the golf course open the zipper of bags and steal the chocolates and candies inside. At one point we decided to stop them, and set up chili and tabasco-nori rice balls, but they were easily discerned. Since the conclusion that the crows were smarter is too harsh, please just think that “nothing always moves exactly as intended.”

To regard prices as absolute is the “Market Sacred Theory.”

In theory, market prices are formed rationally by a large number of participants, so, in a sense, prices are sacred.

Across this on the other side is the “Market Human Theory.”

This human theory can also be classified in detail depending on interpretation, but

we think that “prices are intentionally created by some participants.”

When observing prices, we consider the policies of securities firms and the interests of big capital.

For example, we look at situations where a “rumormonger moves the masses as intended by creating chart patterns through buying and selling.”

There are also ideas like “All Jewish capitalists are controlling everything.”

Investors who base their approach on sacred theory focus their awareness on price trends and their own actions, but they do not believe that artificial price formation is zero.

Human theory does not outright deny textbook-style price formation.

It is a matter of which one to place at the core, and it varies from person to person, but trying to use both skillfully leads to confusion.

How do you perceive “market prices”?

I think pondering such things is part of the work of giving your actions more “depth.”